Measuring Your Ring Size at Home
Measure your ring size easily at home with our free ring sizer, printable chart, and easy-to-follow steps to help you find the perfect fit.
Reference a Ring Size Chart
All our rings are made in standard US sizes. Check the chart below to see how US sizes correspond to finger circumference and convert to international measurements. This sizing applies to engagement rings, wedding bands, and fashion rings alike.
Make Your Own Ring Sizer
What you’ll need:
- Printer & paper
- String, yarn, floss, or a thin strip of paper
- Pen or marker
- Ruler
Measure your ring size with these steps:
- Cut a piece of string, yarn, floss, or a thin strip of paper to at least three inches long.
- Wrap string or paper around the base of your finger.
- Mark the point where the ends meet with a pen or marker.
- Lay the string flat and measure the length between the end and your mark with a ruler (mm).
- Use the Ring Size & Conversion Chart to match the millimeter length to the corresponding ring size.
Print a Ring Sizer
What you’ll need:
- Printer & paper
- Scissors
Measure your ring size with these steps:
- Print the Ring Sizer & Conversion Chart. Make sure to set page scaling to “100%” in your print settings and use standard 8.5 x 11-inch paper.
- Follow the instructions to cut out the ring sizer and the small slit.
- Wrap the paper sizer snugly around the base of the finger you’re measuring. Make sure the numbers are visible, then insert the pointed end through the slit.
- The number that aligns with the slit is your ring size! If your measurement falls between whole and half sizes, keep in mind that quarter sizes are also available.
Measure an Existing Ring
What you’ll need:
- Printer & paper
- Scissors
- An existing ring
Steps:
- Print the Ring Sizer & Conversion Chart. Make sure your print settings are set to “100%” and use standard 8.5 x 11-inch paper.
- Choose a ring that comfortably fits the finger you’re measuring.
- Place the ring over the size circles on the chart until you find the closest match to the inner edge. If the ring falls between two sizes, reach out to us to order a quarter size in between.
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Average Ring Sizes for Women and Men
Women’s ring sizes typically range from 3 to 9, with sizes 5 to 7 being the most common—size 6 is the most popular. Men’s ring sizes usually fall between 6 and 13, with sizes 8 to 10.5 being the most purchased—size 9 is the most popular.These standard sizes can help guide you, but if you need a different size, contact our experts for a special order.
Average Ring Sizes for Women and Men
A properly fitting ring should slide over your knuckle with little resistance and rest comfortably on your finger without feeling too tight. It should be secure but still easy to remove with light effort.
What To Do If Your Ring Size Falls Between Two Sizes
If you’re between ring sizes, we recommend sizing up rather than down. Finger size can change throughout the day, and a ring that’s too tight may be difficult and uncomfortable to remove. If your ring feels slightly loose, there are easy at-home ways to adjust the fit, but increasing the size requires professional help. If a half size isn’t quite right, contact us—we can create a custom quarter size to ensure the perfect fit
Ring Size Tips
- The fingers on your dominant hand are usually larger – measure the hand you plan to wear the ring on.
- When the knuckle is bigger than the base of the finger, measure both places and pick a size in between the two.
- Keep the ring design in mind when choosing a size. Wider bands feel tighter on the finger, so it’s best to go up at least half a size for rings over 4mm. For very thin bands under 1.3mm, consider sizing down for a better fit. Remember that ring sizes are typically measured in millimeters (mm), not inches.
- Fingers tend to shrink in the morning and cold weather. They also change size throughout the day based on diet and hydration – the best time to measure your finger is in the middle or at the end of the day when it is warm.
- Measure 3 to 4 times for more accuracy.
Celoria Free 30-Day Exchanges & 12-Month Resizes
We’re dedicated to making sure you find the perfect fit, even after delivery. That’s why we offer free exchanges within 30 days and free resizes within 12 months from the shipping confirmation date. Most styles, including eternity, open, and alternative metal rings, can be exchanged for a different size within 30 days. Rings purchased directly from Celoria are eligible for the first resize free of charge. For more details, visit our Free 30-Day Returns & Exchanges and Re-Sizing Policy.
Ring Size FAQs
How will I know I have the right size?
The right ring size will feel snug enough to stay on your finger but loose enough to slide over your knuckle.
Does band thickness affect ring size?
Yes, the thickness of a ring can impact how it fits. Wider bands tend to feel tighter on the finger, and stacking multiple rings may require a larger size. To get the best fit, use a ring sizer that matches the thickness of the ring you plan to wear.
What if I order the wrong ring size?
If you order the wrong ring size, contact us within 60 days of shipment or showroom pickup to start the free resizing process. We’ll confirm your new size and adjust your ring at no cost.
Within 12 months from the shipping confirmation date, rings purchased directly from Celoria are eligible for the first re-size free of charge. Or they may be exchanged for the correct size within our 30-day exchange policy.
For more details, visit our Free 30-Day Returns & Exchanges and Re-Sizing Policy.
What happens when my ring is resized?
Jewelers adjust your ring by adding or removing a small piece of metal from the back of the band, then carefully soldering it back together so the change is invisible.
Are there any types of rings that can't be resized?
Yes, some rings, such as eternity bands, open bands, and alternative metal styles, cannot be resized due to their design and material. Custom-made Celoria orders, including engraved items, are also not eligible for this return policy and are non-refundable. However, you can exchange it for a different size within our 30-day free exchange period.
What is the average ring size for women?
Most women’s ring sizes fall between 5 and 7, with size 6 being the most common. We offer women’s rings in sizes 3 to 12 (US sizes), with custom options available for other sizes. You can refer to our online ring size chart for precise millimeter measurements.
What is the average ring size for men?
Men’s ring sizes typically range from 8 to 10, with size 9 being the most popular. We offer men’s rings in sizes 3 to 12 (US sizes), along with custom sizing options. Check our printable ring size chart for detailed measurements and sizing guidance.
Are men's and women's ring sizes measured on the same scale?
Yes, women’s and men’s ring sizes are measured on the same scale.
How do I secretly find out someone else's ring size?
Planning a surprise romantic and creative proposal? You can find out your partner’s ring size without them knowing. The simplest way is to ask their friends or family. Another option is to measure a ring they already wear to get an accurate size.
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